A Boiling Bown of the More Im portant Events Here and There
Representative McLachlan of California spoke in the house on a resolution seeking detailed information on military readiness and Brazil-Argentine affairs. Other items note industrial education expansion, a possible report from the Bailinger-Pinchot committee, and remarks on various global events and political moves underway in Congress.
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McLachlan
California
House
Eccemenee
Brazil
Nepebins
United States
Uch
Bureau of Labor
Neill
Bureau
Bailinger-Pinchot
Congress
Battling Nelson
Cannon
Capitol
Committee On Post Office
Ate
Oil firm raises wages for many workers in May
The Standard Oil Company increases wages by 6 to 10 percent for most laborers in its mills and factories with retroactive effect from May 1. The move targets Santene related workers in several states, though many men may not benefit. The payroll impact is estimated at 6 to 10 million dollars.
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Geneva
Standard Oil Company
Santene
Ap Aevanes
Explosion Kills Over Twenty in Canton Ohio
A powerful blast in Canton Ohio kills more than twenty men and shocks residents. Regulars in Congress fare well in the statewide Ohio primary as W J Bevan speaks to Omaha voters amid a self financed campaign.
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Canton
Congress
Ohio
W. J. Bevan
Omaha
Navy Depew Story Describes Narrow Escape and Naval Bill
A New York Senator recounts a near brush with a major crisis as the Senate passed the naval appropriation bill about 134 million dollars. It authorizes two first class battleships and other vessels with two key amendments on torpedo cars and bonds. Senator Depew reveals Spain war opinion and Venezuelan stir under Cleveland era, while party votes show Democrats backing two battleships and Republicans split on the issue.
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Washington
Burton
Senate
Johnston
Jones
Depew
Spain
Great Britain
Cleveland
Heyburn
Idaho
Mr. Depew
McKinley
Panama Canal
Clarke
Ark
McInery
Louisiana
Taylor
Bristow
Clapp
Crawford
Cummins
Dixon
Dolliver
Hale
la Pollette
Page
Merger Approved by Methodist Mission Board
Asheville N C The board of missions of the Methodist Episcopal church south met Monday and accepted the joint educational committee report. Rev B F Cook was named secretary of the foreign mission department Rev J M Moore secretary of the home department Rev B B Rowlings secretary of the education age J D Hamilton treasurer and Mrs J B Cobb Mee McDonald Miss Mabel Head Mrs A L Marshall formed the new order of the merger of the missionary societies.
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Asheville
N. C
Board of Missions
The
Methodist Episcopal Church, South
College of Bishops
Joint Educational Committee
B. F. Cook
Foreign Mission Department
J. M. Moore
Home Department
B. B. Rowlings
J. D. Hamil
J. B. Cobb
Mee McDonald
Miss Mabe
A.L. Marshall
Missionary Societies
Mrs Walsh Visits Husband in Leavenworth Prison
Mrs Walsh and John W Walsh arrived from Chicago and visited Oba RB Walsh, banker, in the federal prison. Papers were brought for his signature as concerns case improves in recent days and family notes his improving health during confinement.
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Mrs. Walsh
Leavenworth
Kas
Oba RB. Walsh
John W. Walsh
Chicago
Rai
Mra
Nebraska in grief and progress across the state
News notes from Nebraska describe fire department organization in Callaway, a new church in Fremont, and Tecumseh high graduation. Bryan speaks for county option in Nebraska City and Omaha. Fires destroy a Moyer residence in Wymore. West Point auditorium plan revived. Battle farmer breaks leg moving a house. Dignitaries head to Washington for Sundarysc convention. Omaha hosts 160 businessmen on a 10 day rail trip. Seward burglaries debatable. Kearney reform school gains seven intakes. Beemer burglars face trial. Fairbury buys auto with bad check, Seine Tirelle wounded near Edgar. Beatrice enforces anti-treating law. Pasteur Institute treat for bite in Wymore. York tent accident injures two. Stanton insane escape. Alma fair set for Sept 13-16. chautauqua tickets exceed 700. Creighton water works near finish. Crawford home construction rising. saloon limits via Civic league. Auburn restores saloon status after regime.
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Callaway
Presbyterians of
Fremont
Tecumseh
W. J. Bryan
Nebraska City
Omaha
M. D. Moyer
Wymore
West Point
Boies
Battle
Holdrege
Seward
State Reform School
Kearney
Beemer
State Industrial School
J. B. King
Fairbury
Seine Tirelle
Edgar
Rutherford
Beatrice
Ezra Dunts
William Dunis
Chicago
Pasteur Institute
York
J. W Cox
John Heybrook
Stanton County
Alma
Chautauqua
Crawford
Civic League
Ncense
Auburn
Not Interested in Toads
A suburban man dismisses a discussion of toads while another man challenges him with facts about toad reproduction. The debate touches on eggs laid yearly and potential mega-storage needs, ending with a pithy remark about pity and wealth influencing relationships.
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Maine
California
Texas
Pacific Ocean
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Steele City Press
King George
Dorchester House
Gon
Richard Price Morgan
Abraham Lincoln
A Department
Bureau of Mines
Houston
Edwin Hawley
Texas & Central Railway
Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Walter Gilbey
London
Pinar -del- Rio
Lilliuokalani
Hawaii
St. Louis
Landis
House Postal Savings Bank
Committee On
Post Offices
Gardner
New Jersey
George M. Pullman
Palace
Jockey Club of Juarez
A. J. Sunderland
Chippewa Falls
Wis
Hyde
Cartago
New York
W. T. Sullivan
Denver
Cole
Gallatin
Paralysia
National Socialist Congress
Provisional
Madriz
Rama
Thirtees
Allen
Missouri
Mel Gibbs
Cuba
Nanking
Kiasig Su
Nebraska
Libby
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